Name: Salt Museum
Address: 8200 Pomorie, Bulgaria, BG
Telephone: +359 59 625 344

Salt Museum is a museum, located at 8200 Pomorie, Bulgaria. They can be contacted via phone at +359 59 625 344, visit their website saltmuseum.bg for more detailed information.

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8200 Pomorie

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Added by Jopie, at 22 July 2016

Monday 8:00 AM – 4:00 PM
Tuesday 8:00 AM – 4:00 PM
Wednesday 8:00 AM – 4:00 PM
Thursday 8:00 AM – 4:00 PM
Friday 8:00 AM – 4:00 PM
Saturday 8:00 AM – 5:00 PM
Sunday Closed

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Adam Young

24 October 2017

If you like salt, this is the place to go. Informative and exciting.
Dorina Minkovska

05 October 2017

Interesting information. You can see the process right there. Some products with the salt are also being offered.
Slaveya Nikolov

24 September 2017

Real and interesting place. Here you can learn how to produce salt and how difficult this process is. You can make mud bath.
Karen Berry

11 September 2017

Fascinating to find out about the place but the video we were shown sorry but I could have fallen asleep
Philip Stanimirov

27 August 2017

What a wonderful idea! One if three in Europe of its kind, this small museum tells you about the past and still in use today technology, all connected with the local history of Pomorie. One will also understand the different curative effects of the curative mud and its applucations plus can even try it on spot! Loved it!
Ognyan Nikolov

31 May 2017

Много добра инициатива! Освен снимки би било добре да се показва и видео. Още по-добре, ако чрез модерни технологии (напр. Virtual Reality) се покаже как се е добивала сол от древни времена по специалната Анхиалска техника.
Stoyan Georgiev

23 February 2017

Must visit from everyone.
BrigittePS

06 September 2016

The museum is tiny inside, in fact it's one room half full with chairs to watch the video and there are some showcases and ustensils along the walls and at the backside. I admit beeing deceived. The film was in EN and we were asked in when it was half over. Anyway the kids did not yet learn EN in school. When the film was over we tried to see the exposed items, but doing this, a whole bus full of tourists were watching the film and we visibly disturbed them by moving around.
Outside there is no explication at all, you see some salt bassins, but nobody to show you around.
In less than 30 minutes we were finished with the visit and I wondered why I had planned a day trip to Pomorie.
Michal Andruszkiewicz

23 August 2016

Not impressive
Heiki Tomann

29 July 2016

At the time white gold was hard labour. Nowadays salt is common as any other thing we eat. For me it was more interesting to watch nearby people covered with mud trying to heal themselves. As I know there are restrictions for people with cardiovascular problems and so if they are doing it under doctor supervision it's OK. But I doubt that.